How should a woman read the Gospel of Luke? What can she bring from her perspective that throws new light on the text? Is her view similar to or different from her counterpart in New Testament time…
This is a bold follow-up to Christianity in the computer age, the revolutionary book which first discussed the use of a computer as an aid in determining the authorship of certain New Testament boo…
This book attempts to synthesize Luke's theology in Luke-Acts. The claim is that this book represents something new in Lucan studies, for it asserts that Luke has one dominant theme and subordinate…
This commentary analyzes Luke's writings and gives specific explanations to enable readers to understand the special contributions Luke makes to the testimony of the New Testament. Luke is the on…
In This book, David Schnasa Jacobsen and Günter Wasserberg introduce preachers to the big picture about Luke–Acts. They provide helpful guidance in seeing how an understanding of the larger sch…
This excellent book shows how literary criticism illuminates the Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles, reclaiming them as biblical narrative. William Kurz explores literary aspects such as i…
The even we are about consider, in the Gospel of Luke, occurred in the world's history in a long time ago, in a strange and distance land. In the gospel of John attention is focused upon a wonderfu…
The introduction of a biblical commentary is not designed to solve the various questions relating to the origin of the book under consideration. This solution must be the result of the study of the…
The introduction of a biblical commentary is not designed to solve the various questions relating to the origin of the book under consideration. This solution must be the result of the study of the…
"A Brief History on the Gospel of Luke" traces the development of Jesus' life out of the Old Testament, his teaching and healing in Galilee, and his journey to the right hand of God. The introducti…